Thread: AMERICAN JOBS FOR AMERICAN WORKERS!

AMERICAN JOBS FOR AMERICAN WORKERS!
It's simple, if you agree, please help spread this important message, it must go viral.


It's NOTHING PERSONAL, IT‘S BUSINESS, it‘s a COMMON SENSE solution to unemployment!
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WE DEMAND THAT OUR AMERICAN JOBS GO TO AMERICAN WORKERS!


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Thank you Dede for these true unemployment figures. I agree with you 100%. We want American Jobs for American Workers and you know what else we want? American Producers for American Consumers. We not only need to get our jobs back from those illegal aliens who aren't supposed to be here, we must get our producers and employers back to the United States. We are in a total economic collapse. We must move swiftly to reverse the immigration and trade polices that have caused this disaster and change our mandated income-based tax scheme to a voluntary FairTax system, legalize/regulate/tax the illegal drug trade to preserve our money supply and reduce spending on a futile and failed War on Drugs, and lift the ban on oil drilling and Drill Baby Drill.

1. stop illegal immigration
2. protect our trade
3. pass the FairTax
4. legalize/regulate/tax under 2 the illegal drug trade
5. drill baby drill

It's not complicated. It's very simple. Americans First and Foremost, Always and Forever, In Our Country.


And Welcome to ALIPAC!

Americans first in this magnificent country.

Fair trade, not free trade.

We are actually not all mercantilists here some of us have sense instead.

Originally Posted by Richard

We are actually not all mercantilists here some of us have sense instead.

Well, what you really have is a collapsed economy, a $14 trillion public debt without the means to pay for it, 38 bankrupt states, and 27 million unemployed Americans who won't find another job this decade. And those numbers grow every month.

Free Trade had its shot, it bombed as most of us knew it would. We're going back to Protected Trade, because there is no other viable option for the US economy and there never has been.

No we are not going back to protectionism a system that does not work. If our producers can not produce an item economically our consumers should not be expected to pay them extra. If importers of our American goods and services can not make make money selling to us they can not buy from us. There are over 147 countries in the world the balance of payments, current balance of trade usually do not match bilaterally. Chinese exports fueled by currency manipulation is our biggest problem and the economic development of Mexico helps us. Enforce American immigration law do not grant amnesty and float the yuan.

China used protectionism to protect itself and kill our manufacturing base. Along with other countries around the world. To say it doesn't work is plain silly. Just the other day anounced it would put a rediculous tariff on chicken for US arms dealers supplying Taiwan. It can be used as leverage against other countries. Fair trade instead of free trade. If a country wants to jack up a tariff on us, we should reciprocate. If that means going elsewhere, then we go elsewhere.

If our producers can not produce an item economically our consumers should not be expected to pay them extra.

Lets not forget the EPA and their effects. Abolish the EPA. At least neuter it. Fair trade across the board. If industry can be run off by political decisions then the financial sector should be subject to the same manipulations. No bailouts! No too big to fail!

Abolish the FED. I want my own money. If I worked for it, I want to do with it as I see fit. If that means burying it in a mason jar, then so be it. Why should I pay to hold someone else's money, that I was told was my money? Why should I be forced into a system that has no respect for my desire to save? Why do I have too be a part of this lousy debt based monetary system which is nothing less than a sham?

It is not just economics Richard, you should know that. Political decisions are far more devastating than value based production competing against another value based product.

This politically manipulated, centrally planned economy and its monetary system stinks. It is not a free market, it is a manipulated market.

Originally Posted by Richard

No we are not going back to protectionism a system that does not work. If our producers can not produce an item economically our consumers should not be expected to pay them extra. If importers of our American goods and services can not make make money selling to us they can not buy from us. There are over 147 countries in the world the balance of payments, current balance of trade usually do not match bilaterally. Chinese exports fueled by currency manipulation is our biggest problem and the economic development of Mexico helps us. Enforce American immigration law do not grant amnesty and float the yuan.

What are you talking about when you said "there are over 147 countries in the world the balance of payments, current balance of trade usually do not match bilaterally"? Are some words missing?

Here is the history of free trade in the US. I report, you decide. This history of our trade deficits world-wide show clearly the reason for our loss of money supply requiring constant reprinting to replace the out-flow that never returns, the loss of jobs that are never made up, the loss of income never replaced. Every time we have a significant trade imbalance, Americans suffer economically. There has been no positive gain on the price of goods to offset it that loss of money supply, jobs and income.

The price of homes and utilities and cars and appliances and fuel and insurance and medical care and food have all gone up even when the cost of the product went down through expanded free trade. Free trade doesn't work. The more free trade the more bankrupt we are as a nation. Trade policy is no different than lending or any other business policy. If you givei you money away and never get it back, you go bankrupt. It's no different than selling your products on credit and the money owed you never comes back, and you go bankrupt. It's no different than a lender handing out money left and right and never getting it back, that lener goes bankrupt Why? Because you they don't have any money. Free trade drains the money supply out of the US and any other country that tries to operate on trade deficits. You can not survive on trade deficits, any more than you can survive on budget deficits or borrowed money. What does out must come back in or you go broke. And unemployed "consumers" with no money, don't consume anything at any price.

http://www.census.gov/foreign-trade/sta ... /gands.txt

Originally Posted by Hylander_1314

China used protectionism to protect itself and kill our manufacturing base. Along with other countries around the world. To say it doesn't work is plain silly. Just the other day anounced it would put a rediculous tariff on chicken for US arms dealers supplying Taiwan. It can be used as leverage against other countries. Fair trade instead of free trade. If a country wants to jack up a tariff on us, we should reciprocate. If that means going elsewhere, then we go elsewhere.

Exactly. But, lets be clear what protectionism actually means. For the US it means using tariffs and quotas to regulate the number of imports from countries that have a "comparative advantage" based on a much lower standard of living compared to the environment of our industries. We want responsible industries which is why we regulate them, we prevent anti-competitive behavior through our Sherman Anti-Trust Act, we require safe working conditions through OSHA, we require a minimum wage, 40 hour normal pay work week and automatic over-time pay for hours in excess of that, we forbid child labor, discrimination, pollution and unsafe products.

The bulk of the regulations that annoy our companies are not EPA, OSHA or Worker Wage and Safety Laws or even Consumer Protections. The regulations that annoy our companies are tax regulations, fee requirements, paper-work, superfluous reports and acts of intrusion at all levels of government, and not just at the federal level either but at all levels of government, because there is no benefit to their enterprise from this. Most companies understand that if they pollute someone else's property, they're liable for that, so complying to the best they can with these laws, actually protects them from those liabilities. Most companies understand if they have an unsafe working environment, they'll have injuries, accidents, lost productivity, low morale and substandard products which gets them sued and costs them their customers. Most companies understand that well-paid workers generate the net expendable income our free market needs to purchase the products our companies want to sell here. Those who don't, should be shut down or shipped off shore and not allowed to back-haul their products into our country.

Also, protectionism is not isolationism. Under Protected Trade, there will be enormous volumes of international trading, but in a balanced manner, so that our money supply isn't drained and our people aren't impoverished by "trade".

"Free Trade" that drains your money supply through trade deficits and impoverishes your people through unemployment and deflated wages isn't good business, it's a deliberate attempt to bankrupt the United States to line the pockets of handful of traitors.